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15 Cars From the 90s That Secretly Influenced Modern Design

9. Ford Taurus (Second Generation)

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A 1990s Ford Taurus sedan showcases its sleek, aerodynamic design with rounded contours and flush headlights. | Image from en.wikipedia.org (Creative Commons Licensed)

The second-generation Ford Taurus, introduced in 1992, continued the brand’s commitment to aerodynamic design with its rounded, “jellybean” styling. This design emphasized smooth, flowing lines and a streamlined profile, moving away from the boxy aesthetics of previous models. The Taurus’s aerodynamic design not only improved fuel efficiency but also set a new standard for mass-market sedans in North America, influencing the design language of future vehicles. For more on its design evolution, refer to this article. (hemmings.com)

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